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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1913
Page
1
Crown Prince Danito of Montenegro leads troops away from Beutari to the north, leaving only rear artillery and a small defense around Scutari as bombardment continues. The evacuation appears orderly with key forces withdrawn to safer positions.
Fragmented wire service notes describe a wartime speech by Representative Su Uy amid calls from European powers for Montenegro evacuation. Mentions include London Geneva Vienna dispatches, a California genership bill, and Austrian government circles linking troop movements to evacuation demands.
A party supporting Carrance followers raided the Laperion ranch in Texas on April 2, opposite an area owned by Col Francisco Garcia. Looted were Orearme and saddia bores.
An advertisement promotes Golden Gate tea and coffee, promising enjoyable taste and guaranteed satisfaction. It invites readers to order a trial package and return it if not wanted, with a no-questions pickup offer.
Friction between Huerta and Diaz split forces around the capital. Diaz holds artillery near the palace while Huerta maintains infantry guard at Anaratad Crown Washington. Advisers report rising tensions as both sides prepare for decisive moves.
In Wilmington Delaware the Progressive party holds its primary election today amid clashes with Democrats Republicans. The elections board sets May 14 for Democrat primaries and May 15 for Republicans. The Republican party seeks lawful conforming procedures, as Wilmington politics draw national attention.
Flood waters are spreading quickly through Tenbee and Concordia areas eroding farmland. Refugees head inland as waters advance, threatening crops and homes in the region. Local officials issue warnings and mobilize relief resources.
Fragmentary OCR text references a restraint involving fire insurance companies and a person named Tom. No clear event, date, or organizational details available to form a complete news item. The readable fragment mentions restraint actions and ending termination without context.
Washington reports a likely delay in recognizing the new Chinese republic as recent political shifts struggle with the issue. The debate centers on whether the United States will extend formal recognition amid unsettled alliance and legislative questions.
The Bryan High School Manual Training Department outlines construction of a shower bath and dressing room at Rahtendale school. Students work in rotating crews under foreman and leaders, supervised by the supervising architect, with aims to teach real carpentry skills and produce fine furniture pieces as part of a proven program.
Bryan beat Tabor 10 to 2 on the Allen Academy grounds Saturday afternoon. Maxwell, Mob Feria, and Conway led Bryan at the plate while Conway and Osfora played solid defense. Braswell and Houston pitched for Bryan, Conrad and Canto for Tabor, with no walks issued in the unevenly played contest.
Jen Lilly Willson, librarian at the wogle Library, has received the first shipment of new books purchased this year. About 24 volumes include latest editions in juvenile fiction, reference works, and notable titles across science and literature.
Secretary of State Bryan arrived in Sacramento to confer with Governor Johnson on sunthallen and halting Lambert bills. Governor Johnson announced plans to brief the legislature on the union of executive and joint sessions, while Bryan prepared to deliver his message amid mixed reaction from the capital.
Supreme Court ruling affects reorganized corporations seeking to discharge debts. The decision targets contracts and unsecured creditors, impacting the Northern Pacific Railway Company and its creditors as of April 2 in Washington.
The Attorney General today advised that paid up life insurance policies are taxable. The communication clarifies taxation stance on such policies and outlines the implications for policy holders in Texas.
Wilton today appointed George Downey of Indiana Comptroller of the Treasury. The Associated From Washington notes Downey will oversee fiscal policy and state finances.
A proposal invites all Sunday schools of the city to unite for a union picnic at A and M College. The plan seeks support from faculty and student body to make the day memorable for Bryan, aiming to bring the community together in a cooperative event.
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